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Public School Exercises.

Below is given the program of the
closing exercises of the Bloomsbury
Public Schools, which will be given in
the Opera House, on next Monday
afternoon and evening. The evening
exercises are given by the High School,
and those in the afternoon by the
other schools. A small admission fee
will be charged to avoid the great
crowd of last year and the tickets vii,
be limited in number. Only five hun
dred will be issued for the afternoon,
and one thousand tor the evening.
The price for the afternoon will be ten
cents and evening fifteen cents. Tick
cts for the evening entertainment will
be on sale OH Saturday at Dentlers.
Afternoon exercises will begin at one
o'clock.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
Overture by Prof. Metherells Or
chestra.
Prayer-Rev. VIM. q. Leverett.
Address-Dr Higbee, Supt. of Pub
lie Schools Gf presently.
Lords Prayer - Song - Primary
Third Street.
Broom Drill-Prinary Fifth Street.
May Festiyal-lntermediate Fifth
Street.
Operata-Out in the Woods in May
time-Junior Third Street.
Free Gymnastics-Primary Third
Street,
Tambourine Drill - Intermediate
Third Street.
Song-Laura Metherell, Primary
Third Street.
Mother Goose aud her Temperance
Family-Junior, Fifth Street.
Song-Old fashioned boys, Primary
Third Street.
Uncle Sans Reeeption-Grammar
School Fifth Street.
Song by School-Grammar School
Filth Street.
Song-"Swset Geraniams"-Lillis
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The editors sud proprietors of Sun
day Grit Williamsport, have been
sued for libel by Bellefonte gentleman.
The article was sensational one re-
flecting on the character of certain citi.
zens Of that place. They were held in
$1,000 bail each. Their cases came up
before Judge Furst at Bellefonte on
Tuesday of last week. They plea 4
guilty, and on Wednesday morning,
Mr.. Rianhard was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail and pay q
fine of $1,000 and costs. Mr.. Lamade
the business manager, was placed under
$4,000 bail for his appearance at the
June term of court in Bellefonte.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-05-06

The new Interstate Commerce law
does not seem to work smoothly as
yet, and the Interstate Railroad Com.
missioners have their hands full. 1t
appears to press unduly on certain
branches of commerce, but the difficult
ties may we'll be left to the Commits
sioners to settle. The best of human
legislation is capable of modif cation.
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Maker REroRTs.
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.

Coal ON WHARF.
No u $500; Nos 2 3, & Lump.S3.25
No. 8 $500 Bituminus 1926
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Nrw York MARkE1s.


Reported bD @. S. Palmer, Wholesale Commission
Merchant, 100 Reade ST., " Y.
NEW YORK, May 2, isS7.
May day came with decided Spring weather
ana we cannot but feel that the cold weather Is
past 10 day being general moving day IN our
wy u mas us usual depressing eneCt on business,
no special features to note. Price OF potatoes
sun nrmly maintained and S2 81 to s2 80 per Dbl
readily obtained Tor choice rose, burbank ana
heDfon. The heavy receipts OF new Bermuda,
Wnlch are 81 70 crate, must have its effect on th9
market ON old Apples continue IN quite llDtIn
receipt, but strictly fancy stock Is not plenty anu
selling promptly; choice badwins and greenlng5i
" W 10 VI 30 per bb russets 81 90 TO a CO. straw
berries In liberal receipt, but demand constantly
increasing and selling from 30 10 iOc per quart;
fancy, SOC. Choice cranberrles, 81 30 to u UO per
Dox, Choice dressed fowls and chickens, 10 TO llt,i
spring chickens 80 to 75c. Id according 10 sAei
capons, q TO 25c; live Spring chickens, 40 10 9UI
per pair; fowls, II to 12c. Market not yet opeheu
on dressed Veals, but the low prices OF last WeeN
Wni undoubtedly cause stacking OF In rece ~,
ahd we nope 10 see an improvement prices lalvl
lh lhe week; choice stock 8 10 &c; with good, D "
oc 70 Eggs Ia liberal supply and prices unchAhsy5
selling IRON l3 10 l34c, with fancy white eghoIns
at nc; Butter Increasing IN receipts ana ChUnnyy
nall nIhlhs end pals ana tubs ~ 10 2lGi lauu{
creamery, "a 10 2jc; old dairy, IA 10 l6c. lhe hu
NunSe III lhe price or beans caused dullness III VIZ
inhIheti hhd marrow worth from a. 90 10 x D ~
Ousheli medium, 81 70 white kidney, 81 90 o.
49, Is - o. TO q 75i pea, 81 81 Eyaporated apP6
10, syrup, I5c per gallon. Hay, TO SOC per Sw,;
etraW, 90 TO 60o. Beeswax 20 TO 2ic. lheit Is ~ ~
ehahge 10 note In the market on turs, prices I0
hlhlnllg the same as previously quoted.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-05-06

CURE FHa TME DEAF.
PeckS Patent Improved Cushioned Ear Drums
deafness is caused by colds fever or injuries to the
natural drums. Always In position, but invisible
to Others and comfortable TO wear. Music, col :
versation, even whispers heard distinctly, We
refer 10 those using them. Send for illustrated
book OF proofs free Address f. HISCOX, s49
Broadway S53 N. Y. aprl5 A wd
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CANDIDATES CARDS.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF writ Of vend Rx., issued out oi
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county,
Pa, and to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the Court House, in Bloomsbury, on
SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1887,
at O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece OF
land, situate In jackson township, Columbia Co.,
Pa, bounded by lands OF willi am Brink, Rohr
McHenry. Lewis Banks and others, containing
sixty-two acres and ninety-three perches Ut be-
ing designated as pur part No. 8, allotted to
said Lewis C. Youngb by the Orphans Court OF said
county,
Seized, taken In execution, and to be sold as the
property OF Lewis c. Young
SAMUEL SMITH, Sherir.
AILLsR AND KELLER & HHRRIsG, Attya
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DO YOU KNOW 1T ?

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Sold by Druggists WINCHESTER a CO., l69
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Co., l6 Barclay ST., N Y. apr2gdIt.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-05-06

\EAENESS successful CURE at your
own home, by one who was deaf twenty
- eight years. Treated by most of the noted
specialts without benefit. Cured himSeJ in 3
months and since then hundreds OF Others. Full
particulars sent on application. 4. S. PAGE, No.
Al West 3lst St., New York City. apr29d4t.
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ROOT BEER.

Package, 25 cents. makes 8 gallons of delicious
sparkling, Temperance beverage. Strengthens
and purites the blood It's purity and delicacy
commend it to all. Sold by all druggists and
storekeepers 29apritd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10

PoET Al PRINCE, July s.--General
Lamour, charged with attempting TO.
murder President solomon, has been
sentenced to Imprisonment for lie at
hand labor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10

A little item Of news appeared . fsw
weeks ago in q Montana paper stating that
the very gentlemaniy Piegsn squaxs had
made 8 handsome fortune the past Spring.
SHINING the dead cattle O. the ranchmen
living around their reservation.
The item started on iss journey, and
an Idaho pspsr stated that the Peigan In
diane made $4,000 in The lsudabls pastime
OF ripping the hides of defunct boyines,
somewhere in Montana.
A Utah exchange said The Hisgkn Bucks
had cleaned up = millrun OF hides taken
from frozen ssocknsn up in Montana 20
the tune of $4,000.
A Nebraska exchange said the Pie Gun
inguns had struck 5 bonanza TO the charm
ing AMOUNT Of S400.0 00. peeling dead car
cAsses mp in Montana.
An Ohio wide awake journal and the
Buckeye State is generally in The lead
in everythingl says the Begun Indians
OF Montana had realized . cool $4,000. 600
out Of their efforts TO strip fhe cuticle of
the entire animal kiugdom--Idaho World.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10

PoE-Al Or July l-E@sz-3Ky
rz--sns xa-5 ckuss - ne 1H1osrs &C
tbs G. 4 1hks Z -ssa- aEs Wis iokE1E
On shs -zsl5Hucs Il Gsa : Il Escfsuc, q
NEzE-uKetz1s ECaLt. oa--E e -e-5
k15 CEr-DH-x street, I SZE EgrzsH g
tr-as wEfeb Ia 5uuss And 3aE-osS thai
Il vas s cs-EzDE Czs1ss3s-xss 1kz- Mrs.
FasEz11 sa15 SbS COMMITTEES thai sbs Ia.
-akcse = 1Ds-a- sas Lad Inst beg xrss
husband 1FtEnE sa- il an sAG- 3EE was
- v-a9s- ss ths s-E-x An Stripes. E25 soz
rsrsas u txAs Il 3svI Int sk2kso1. ha-
Ezstxra removed Il. hEf onf Ezz lie
rrr-srs4 f.-sk1sns5 N 61 II sn- Inn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10

The other dag . smart looking young
man walked into Z. ]. wsgner's clothing
store on Main street aud wanted to know
if he could Len him have 500 in gold for
500 in paper. Mr.. Wagner was busy II
the time, but he told the gentleman hal
he could accommodate him, and the en-
change was made. but In counting out the
money the young gentleman managed 10
confuse Mr.. Wagner and got The best OF
him by s.. Fortunately Mr.. Wagner dis
covered she trick Immediately. and told
the gentleman who was going out to give
him s. more. which be Was not inclined
to do until Mr.. Wagner gathered hold Of
him and took the money from him,
after which he kicked him out Of the
store. The young gentleman offered no
resistance. as he was doubtless glad 10
eet on 20 easy. This same trick was
played in this city several years ago upon
several business HOUSES. L. Tribune.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10


The convention of the Union Labor
party OF Ohio demanded q Law to make
speculation in necessaries . criminal Of
Tense. The recent wheat deal in Chicago
undoubtedly suggested the demand. The
object is desirable, but the Union Labor
party will need more that ordinary wis
dom if it is TO make . Law that viii pre-
vent corners " and not interfere with
legitimate business. Gambling in wheat
cannot well be prevented without forbid.
ding its sale for future delivery. But it
would be most unjust to millers to for
bid them to contract for grain in advance
Of delivery. 1t would likewise be a
serious drawback to the farmer if he
could not agree to sell his wheat at =
time when it was wanted. If gambling
can be prevented without interfering
with legitimate trade. the proposed Law
would be = good thing. Bat it is well to
bee first whether the gun is most danger
&C the breech or at the muzzle.-
S. F. Post.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10
Death Of a Man W ho Served Under
Washington.

CT. THoNAs, July S.-Pete Borii
who took part In the American Reyo-
luton under General Washington,
died in Demerara, aged 80 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10

BEExE, S~wi1xsrznd, July S-H2E
the New gzys Il Zzrich fl nto The
lake Forty hJ1sas were crowded II,
and tssa Hotel Zurich, : fgu-Soy
Structure. El "a visitors, vanished en-
Erely. The ossc12anS Of tie hul2-
ings were en-lphed while they slfp.
and II least 109 persons. intending
NJ CaIios, President q the Carton
Men are NOW Il work trying 10 recover
the bodies q the victims. An infant
vas found alive II q floating cradle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10
Senator henderson thinks it highly

Senator Henderson thinks il highly
probable that there will be important
changes in the Interstate Commerce law
next session. He says it is likely that
the commission will be enlarged and its
scope widened, so As to become q legal
tribune. with the possibility of a sub
commission. as he thought the law had
come TO stay. Henderson believed the
work beyond the capabilities of five
persons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10

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TELECRAPH IC.
M.h nrnk. Ints Ian.

PERI, Indiana July s-Af E1s'
this morning - masked DelzvEez-ed.
& The z1 xo5 5eaz1is3 the kevs
III we're rsszseL xa3 me mob
hzke the lzrre ro1 doors = Is E1-
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sbof II Cnrsx1sn, i T2g \ ;
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RsA Mexico Cd the king q To%xh
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"a his body Ebe1 fu11d He ER ;
native u Georgia, zD1 vas wal RgEn
n sen A-soo5o nd n mining circles
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p0re3 from I1zbo that 2nEnbsr II
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river hxTe hel rz53ed eiih- bv In
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thought 70 ~ the wgk Cd white D71
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the cc1rzE-
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Marrow Escare.

Mrs. Yam Pohn Lee. Of Fragrant Hills,
Chins. formerly Miss Elizabeth Msude
Jerome, OF New Haven. Connecticut. has
our heartiest congratulations. Being an
heiress she has had q narrow escape. II
she had not married . Chinaman. she
might have been caught by . New York
ornsment.-S. i. Post.
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BE PREPARED.

AN MAKING NY SPICrp PRESSED
Il Corned Bee flor Psenics. Miners and Fam
Ly use GEORGE RAILEY. AGENT,
INST Neat door 70 the Pcssoe6cs.
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INSTRUCTION.

An OPPORTUNITY Torr--
n obtain instruction In the ENkWHUSlC 4
Vocal Art. viii Aiso instrncti-a-1
in the Art q Music Reading @
Time, Tone Relations, ef=
Special attention VII be paid TO VOICE
CULTURE. Primary institutions on fhe
Guitar. Terms REASONABLE
Residence, spring street. between RSseuasu
ami CLARK. WILLIAM SAMSON
Eureka. June p. lSs.. fsalm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10
Fire I'm Quehee-

QUEBEc, July a-BEtween L and l
O'Clock last night a fire broke CIT IN
the barracks a the citadel and Il has
extended 800 yards envekPing nearly
ali the buildings facing the entrance.
There l. great CONSERVATION among
the residents IN the neighbo-hood.
LATKR-l2 30-Au the available fire
force In the battery ara blowing up
buildings 10 prevent the FIRE from
reaching the magazine and 3 trump
eter Is sounding the bugle IS q signal
q danger and for al hands TO keep
clear
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10
Trees and Grassy Meadows.

shady Aoofs AID Grostoes- DeEzehtfrl and
P9ef1ras42e spots for lunch parties and private
gatherings.
ksf1r2l-s, TIE trails VIII leave PAtisade at s
oe5oek n tie sA.ne day, arriving At Eureka
atts1R ~ giving tbs eK~rurxi-nists IRE and
Q nA1 egEr - PHl.sA6e. the most pictnresqns
spoz in NeFA6A-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-16
JUNEAU.

The new Evangelical Reformed church,
called st. Stephens church, lately built
here, was dedicated on Sunday last, a
very large congregation being present.
The County Board OF Supervisors will
meet in annual session on Tuesday, the
18th inst 1t is not expected that any
thing outside of the regular routine bust
ness will be transacted, and there is no
reason why the session should occupy
more than weeks time, except that the
members now get three dollars q day, a
circumstance that would induce num-
Der of members to remain in session for a
month or two, if possible.
A branch of the Chatauqua Literary
circle has been established here during
the past week, and Society of Mutual
Improvement" is about to be organized
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Lewis rejoice in
the arrival of neat little baby-girl, who
made her appearance at their residence
on Saturday evening last.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-16
PARTED COMP4NT.
ERNST G. TImME, secretaryof State.

1t looks very much as if Carl Schurz
and Mr.. Cleveland had permanently part
ed company.
Sometime before the recent election,
Mayor Hewitt, of New York, wrote let
ter, which was published, approving the
candidacy of Col Fellows for district at
torney of that city, and urging bis election.
The day Mr. Hewitt's letter was pub
lished Mr.. Cleveland wrote letter adj
vocating Mr. Fellows election, which was
addressed to ex-Mayor Cooper. The
president closed his epistle as follows:
ssPlease present my congratulations to MIR.
Hewitt upon his excellent letter publish
ed this morning.
Shortly after, Mr.. Schurz wrote and
published most scathing letter in reply
to that of Mr. Hewitt, in which among
other things he wrote:
To the last minute | shall not cease to
hope that your true self-respect will reas-
sert itself and draw you away from that
side on which, as you we'll know, you can
find to-day every thief, every corruption
list, every law-breaker in New York, in
Guiding those who have run to Canada
for there is not one of them who does not
pray for the election of Mr.. Fellows; not
one who does not stand in deadly fear of
that of Mr.. Nicoll.
Now the president is just as much in
the mire as Mr. Hewitt, and even more.so,
since he used the influence of his position
as president to affect the result of local
election in place where he is not even a
voter. All Mr. Schurz's criticisms of Mr..
Hewitt apply equally to Mr. Cleveland
The blows aimed at the mayor fall also
upon the president, who prostituted bis
office by entering into local political
contest understanding to Nh. SchurZ-
taking the side of the thieves, corruption
lists and law-breakers. 1t is not probable
that Carl and Grover will hereafter CO
operate in politics. The mask has dropped
from the face of the sham reformer.
MiEwaukee Sentinel.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-16
REDWOOD NOTES.

J. j. Scion, of Reeseville, was in town
Monday.
Herman Roeder has returned from Be
lott, where be has been working during
the summer.
After serving three years as apprentice
under F. Schmidt, our blacksmith, Gus
tave Horsleld has obtained position in
GAINESVILLE.
Charles Seibel, Edward MCGOWAN and
Chas. Lemmerhirt made visit to Reese
vile Saturday night to attend the rattle
and dance
Miss Birdie McHugh entertained Miss
Elite Kelly last week.
We were kept well posted in regard to
the fate of the anarchists, through the ex-
tras of The REPUBLICAN issued Thursday
and Friday, and sent free gratis to IT'S sub
scribers. Ye editor, please accept thanks
The dance and rattle held at Cleveland
Hall Saturday night, was very poorly at
tended Gebhardt Vessels held the luck y
number which drew the prize of an &C
cordeon.
Mrs. f. Roenius has returned to hel
home at Hansen. j.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with Head
ache you are fdgetty, nervous and gen
orally out of sorts. and want to brace up
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines or bitters which have for then
basis very cheap bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before. What
you want is an Alternative that will purify
your blood, start healthy action of Liver
and Kidneys, restore your vitality, anc
give renewed health and strength, Such
medicine you will find in Electric Bit
tiers, and only fifty cents bottle at H. t
Eberle,s Drug store.